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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1918
Page
3
William E. B. Denny of Springfield Ohio writes he could not eat or sleep due to catarrh. After taking three bottles he reports relief in head throat and stomach and says he can sleep soundly and no longer fears nervousness. He recommends the remedy to others with catarrh.
Readers who object to liquid medicines can now obtain Peruna Tablets as an alternative. The notice promotes the tablet form as a convenient option for those seeking relief without liquids.
The death of three year four month old QM LE ZULEE MITCHELL occurred February 7 after a one day illness from diphtheria. Funeral services were at Sardis church with Rev. J. P. Fincher. interment in Sardis cemetery. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mitchell, brother Bernard, grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Mitchell and Mrs. Dolly Reeves, and many relatives.
Rev. I. G. Walker visited chapel exercises and praised the school choir. Mrs. Butner and Mr. Blackwell attended Monday events, welcoming members to clubs. The town praised itself as the best in the county, state, and union, and members sang Make the Best Better with an address by Blackwell. The program supported food administration and wartime effort. Mr. and Mrs. Castellaw, former Miss Bessye Heard, visited Rev. and Mrs. Heard.
Fincherville reports pleasant weather enjoyed by cotton pickers. Visitors from Jenkinsburg include Herschel Harris Ray Min ter and Frank Childs. Families in town share Sunday visits with relatives and Camp Wheeler personnel, including Ambrose Kitchens Artis Wilson and Bernard Knowles.
The Texas Wonder promises to treat kidney and bladder issues including gravel and diabetes and backs pain. It claims to regulate children's bladder problems and offers mail delivery for $1.00. Each bottle lasts about two months and is touted as usually curing. Testimonials are available from Dr. E. W. Halli in St. Louis.
Rouse City woman Mary Kilman claims she endured months of severe side pain after childbirth until using Cardus. She credits three bottles with restoring health and denies future issues, urging others to try Cardus for headaches back pain and general weakness.
Friday night gatherings included Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Fincher with guests. Camp Wheeler men Clarence Godsey and Curtis Johnson visited. Marvin King Fielder Jones Robert Edwards and Hugh McNair were Jackson visitors. The community mourns the death of Raymond and Mary Mitchells daughter Zulee Thursday afternoon. Eastman and McDonough visitors joined Mrs. Mary Barnes for the weekend.
A Cincinnati man develops a drugstore corn remover that reportedly loosens all corns so they can be lifted out by hand. A small amount, applied to the corn, relieves soreness and shrivels the corn or callus without inflaming surrounding skin. The product is sticky and dries, and claims to prevent infections from self treatment.
Advertisement touts Mother's Friend as a safe aid during pregnancy, claiming it reduces pain and danger of childbirth. It asserts long use over four decades, urges readers to obtain a bottle and request a free informational book from Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta.
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